YK Delta COVID-19 Dashboard
The data provided in this dashboard counts all confirmed and known COVID-19 cases of residents and visitors in the YK Delta, therefore this number might vary slightly from official data reported by the State of Alaska.
YKHC updates this data the morning following the day the cases are identified, Monday through Friday.
Cases identified over the weekend are reported Monday.
As of 8/04/2021
TOTAL CASES
5682
ACTIVE CASES
71
RECOVERED
5585
Deceased
26
COMMUNITIES
37
Communities affected in-region, NOT including Bethel
RESIDENTS
5632
Infectious while in-region
RESIDENTS
61
NOT in-region while infectious
NON-RESIDENTS
56
Infectious while in-region
HOSPITALIZATIONS
72
In-region at YKDRH
HOSPITALIZATIONS
25
Medevac'd to out-of-region hospital
VACCINATED
15,207
Unique individuals who have received a COVID-19 vaccination
As of 7/30/2021
PERCENTAGE OF TOTAL POPULATION VACCINATED BY COMMUNITY
Data below is as of 7/30/21. This data is updated Friday by 5 p.m.
Akiachak: 45.5%
Akiak: 32.8%
Alakanuk: 50.2%
Aniak: 62.4%
Anvik: 70.5%
Atmautluak 44.4%
Bethel: 59.4%
Chefornak: 36.8%
Chevak: 47.8%
Chuathbaluk: 56.9%
Crooked Creek: 39.2%
Eek: 54.6%
Emmonak: 51.7%
Holy Cross: 59.5%
Hooper Bay: 57.6%
Kalskag: 54.8%
Kasigluk 58.5%
Kipnuk: 40.7%
Kongiganak: 42.4%
Kotlik: 50.2%
Kwethluk: 48.3%
Kwigillingok: 47.1%
Lower Kalskag: 62.5%
Marshall: 60.5%
Mekoryuk: 75.7%
Mtn. Village: 54.7%
Napakiak: 56.3%
Napaskiak: 46.2%
Newtok: 42.6%
Nightmute 36.3%
Nunam Iqua: 66.5%
Nunapitchuk: 55.4%
Pilot Station 38.1%
Pitka’s Point: 44%
Quinhagak: 47.6%
Scammon Bay: 42.7%
St. Mary’s: 65.8%
Toksook Bay: 58%
Tuntutuliak: 53%
Tununak: 56.1%
Communities listed have given YKHC permission to share this data. If you are a community leader and would like to have your village included on this list, please complete this consent form and email to publicrelations@ykhc.org.
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Additional Resources
Alaska's COVID-19 Response
Alaska DHSS Coronavirus Webpage
Information about how to keep yourself and your family healthy. coronavirus.alaska.gov
The Governor’s Webpage on COVID-19
The latest press releases, video, and statements from the Office of the Governor related to the COVID-19 outbreak in Alaska. gov.alaska.gov/covid19news
Alaska Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Management
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US COVID-19 Response
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Coronavirus.gov
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